monogram
monogram 英 [ˈmɒnəgræm] 美 [ˈmɑnəgræm]
n. 交织文字；将姓名的首字母组成的组合图案 vt. 把交织字母印绣刻于
名词复数:monograms
- If you've ever had a set of stationery with your initials printed on it, you know what a monogram is — it's those three letters at the top.
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- n. 交织文字；将姓名的首字母组成的组合图案
- vt. 把交织字母印绣刻于
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1. The LV monogram is an icon in itself and has made the brand a status symbol.
林林总总，不一而足。 它的简称LV本身就是一个符号和身份的象征。
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2. The suit presented an unexpected opportunity: Executives at Chicago advertising agency monogram Group read about the case and proposed to help Yang create his own brand and to get a richer margin.
这场官司带来了意想不到的机遇：美国芝加哥的曼格兰广告有限公司(Monogram Group)的高管看到了这起案件，并提议帮助杨全国创建他自己的品牌以获得更丰厚的利润空间。
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3. The leaf shape can be seen as bearing a connection to the famous Louis Vuitton monogram.
这种树叶的形状可以视作路易威登著名商标字母的一种变形。
- monogram (n.) "two or more letters intertwined," 1690s, from French monogramme or directly from Late Latin monogramma (5c.), from Late Greek monogrammon "a character formed of several letters in one design," especially in reference to the signature of the Byzantine emperors, noun use of neuter of monogrammos (adj.) "consisting of a single letter," literally "drawn with single lines," from Greek monos "single, alone" (from PIE root *men-(4) "small, isolated") + gramma "letter, line, that which is drawn or written" (see -gram). Earlier it meant "sketch or picture drawn in lines only, without shading or color," a sense also found in Latin and probably in Greek. Related: Monogrammatic.
- monogram (v.) 1868, from monogram (n.). Related: Monogrammed; monogramming.
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